I had two sticks that worked fine for about~ 9 months, and then
started acting up when "still" used together.  Replacing one solved
the problem. (I forget how I picked the one to replace...)
It has worked for a couple years with the newer "pair"...

Disclaimer:
My MB has a KNOWN sensitivity to RAM types, and it needs
perfectly working RAM that has been certified by the RAM manufacturer
for this particular MB... (YMMV)...

                                          Rick Glazier

----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Mayer"


> Since you still suspect the RAM, you might try removing one stick for a few
> days and then reverse for another few days (using the same slot). If only
> one stick presents the same problems, you likely found the culprit. If both
> sticks present the same problems, you need to look elsewhere. If both sticks
> work OK by themselves, the problem cause is likely to be incompatible sticks
> of RAM.

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